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Ten Days of Hunger Strike: Petrochemical Workers in Khuzestan Confront Regime Silence as Humanitarian Danger Grows
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Ten Days of Hunger Strike: Petrochemical Workers in Khuzestan Confront Regime Silence as Humanitarian Danger Grows
Systematic wage cuts, intimidation, and contract terminations push workers to the brink amid escalating social despair in Khuzestan The hunger strike by workers at Seraj Gostaran Rejal Petrochemical in Khuzestan has entered its tenth day, and the silence from the regime authorities has intensified fears of an impending humanitarian disaster. Workers in Bandar Khomeini and Bandar Mahshahr say years of deliberate and continuous wage reductions hav…
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